Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1881, Page 6

CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIIURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1881—TWELVE PAGES. v TH : a : e oy pure TOMA TE : n VI 1} RAILROADS. pomelines ba tasers extent, henofclal and | Hberties of tho people in the growing power of ile nareote gaunt Wu Sthowirt sit they pur. ANOTHER S OR} carthisonoshectoftee, All traina aro aban- | iands. ‘Tha patenta bear ign a a H Haturos of hut thoy stottld be made by an | the railway interest. Honed,and if the storm keeps up afew hours | Gora, Ponae, Davids and “Canker’s authority {adopendent, finpartial, iaiterosten That the consolidation of railway lines that | Rumors are rife that tho Dubuaue & Dakota longer the blockude Will be thy worst of tho aca | the Land Comintssionrrs during thee itt : ani solieitous for the good af the whole, As well has been ao rigid ole on, and scene yyw iiht twenty-five miles of rout te TN, ‘a te Z nd ont a‘ H golieltous for the Rood af the whole, t has been ao naphdly going an, and seen ik will buihd twenty-five antes of ont ta Wann son. = ¥ minietrations, Tho | wets, and stlteraiogs “ asevory part. Atritunal sould he establiahed | to continue, threalens an Increase in transpo it Payette County, to connect with: the Turkey . a eee f y an att are the pea ;Deolsion by Judge Rogers in with shecial Juriadietion tn thesw matters. ‘Who | tatign rates by rumoving eomnpetition, | | Hver Hund ‘Xho Gxtension 18 alrewly partially A Terrific Snow-Storm Again i pundaur, ra, setae sory notes frum a mnt nh Charleston, Mane ty arievaices tre numerous and various in DIG » That poollug arrangements among raliroad wernidedd. isi UuBUQUE, In, March 2.—This morning trains sum Vs Ov nda to Texis tur fey the Chicago & Iowa Te ia dinate ton arOvhie the “details | companies are uxalnat. public. Interest, as niso | — The old Des Molnes iver Improvement & Visits the Northwestern EA reo elchan ter the Brartime in. | from Wiiliatn fray to JW. iitudley, af dares in an, get of Congress, Elasticity is de- | deatructivo of compotition and attended by uns | Navigation Company turns up bere in a good State Bee eae eee ay terrifio { Stes Thery nro lyve-tetters, kama aig Case, manied in the system to be adopted, Tha | reasontble rates for transportation, many ways, and forins a part inal sorts at lit ‘ates. co dys, o- night have Brncie, many slaved Jenules tho ind where tribunal shoutd lie competent toexpound and h Hit tao smeeatied “watering “of railway ation. One Deally has sid the Des’ Moline & anow-atorm, Ure heaviest of tho season, Tt bos | represent over na tniilion doilncs on thole fave. apply to tho nubjeet the prineipies vf common or Inerense of eapiti) atock consequent | Fort Dodge Rullrond Company for daimnges in fan at 8 to-night, and at midnight atiileon- | Whe trudtey, or Webby or Bray ta isn mystery. aud ‘constitutional Inw, Tt shentd be ablo te | upon nn in pin ite actual vidie, I in no any : Ing side-tracks al Is property i this ¢ Hnues, nnd drifts badly, No trains started aut | Onolotter from Webb to Bray aay: 0 The Atchison and the Southern | understand nnd apply tho principics of right | cue Justitable (hilo tt ts proper ination entor- | ‘The vw atle-trucks along ils roberts it eoarn | xavel on the Railroads Again Intor- hi ) vin nt Com puny H Yored by Sift to-night In nny direction. “A foot of snow hus | new helng discovered, att, anya Davis iy maine 4 a reason and naturaland conventional law. It | prises), but Is, in etfeet, a robbery of the public. | contract botcen the arelent Keokik, Des Moines rei a rifts. ‘allen Bo far. aitecess disposing Of patents for diamonds, Jone Pacific Roads Will Mect Thou alsabe furnished With the meansot sath: | de shat passcauer and trebeht ates by rai aro | & Kort Hodge Comonny Qvblet was the vallronl 6 With by Hoavy ¢ ores vis ley, ete. and anys tava tho snc. Tn the hie + Monday. cele neeurate, and wide tnforimation intependt: | unrensonnily Hla aud nat rtiueed MASIOinh | a A ee roby the. Kutlrond Company fptetat Siupaten to The Caleago Tribune reminding him. of tho. anerivices dhe ane eae It should be able to expoind and apply ceonom: | 7 In short, that the people are suffering, and ited by the. State. eertaln lands | Snow to the Depth of One Foot, and Wind Forty Cae eH ea eeoy Money range | Rue) the witvantnge sho tne of bin. and demene {eal peine|pies {n connection with particular ele. | in danger of aufering stilt mora, trom raiiway ho oright oof | way through — the tt MAptgog, Wis. March 2.—A very: neh mar- | 200, How theso pupers Found thelr way here ae . UTrib 1—Proposal for | {umatances. it atould tnve tho means of | exuctions, discrinindong, and combliations, | tho streets of Des Moineain ecnsideration of the Miles an Nour, netla storm commonced hore ut 7 o'clock, necom~ nioyatery,, Noute think J ennta hns eatised tray * ARallroad Tribunnal—Propos knowing as quickly and ng accurately as tho | ond that tho railways thi ie Teen As publig | Company assuming cortain tutes and Habill: ponted by a flerce wind and heavy snow, whict po hi Aah ie for ruven at y exposing things: Government Legisla- rallroads of any change in existing commerchat and punished mid repressed by thy | tes of tho Navigation Companys and that promigos to block up tho ronds again. one f rit cee pay be, bat beeq, leit, composed of men d i i > r Navigu ond C ‘ 4 kh PhO mth er : fr alors xeon aa utrivtn wid good citizens, I il oth aneare wna received from President Jove | Siainuietuim tho duronaine tan diairick ears | | OFFICE OF THE Ciline StaxAt OFFICE, WAI FIRE RECORD. Hipllented in exteneivo. ind tras: wii soos jets betiveen tho rnilronds and tlic people. g atue fins poration, organized and exlatiyg under pre Ny 1, Coy Sta. mF . ’ ? : s shart, fi should bie fo constititted ng th inve wise Vanott toqelier with he lotee ie alton 3 Taos. nui wuss mol a Party (0, tho arial colts Valley and ‘Sennessov, olondy, threatening A. 860,000 FIT. Li PRP 4 2 4 Jmpeachment and be: 1 thy influence * Sj Tt will he admitted that Tom Totter fs ono of oi " ¥ yi out about $0,000 in property within an hor, ries of Railway Interrog: ie cuore vulgarprelunion, HOHEe RE Dob. a ln enees arnt Oe OE the ral | post and most siccessfut railroad managers (i | eastern portion by falling burometor. Lie cuning at the Wisconsin sinte i atories. power, It should stand as a bulwark for the Jt was in tho four-story brick building on tho defense and protection of ally whether rallronds, southeast cornor of Lake and Jefferson streets. iapltai—Meclnrations of the Ante AL 7:43 natill was given to Engine No. 17,on tho | Camoron Mon—Critiriams on Air. Gn oppoalt side of Lake «treet, and two minutes | Conduct in Leaving Washington ag This Tine, 4 ho country, and a well lyformed, courteous For tho Lower Lake region, inerensing cloudl- Ming the rallroadt | © iy , y ri gentleman, is iseuriod by those whe chitin: . or ~ 7 peuple, or Government. it should, prevent ited “States thoy nro obliged, | to know that he never went to school a day int eats neon slenutt he ata snortheilsterhy < daqrestion. and auiliuiister Justice, Itanouid | Werder to munaie euceess tty the Prrmadarg | Ms lites never tnd tiis phatogeaple talons nnd | Wis Barony ant arenas f *Progross of Railroad Gonatruction in ows | airord a rndical remedy, And anything short of i ‘ A aati nover bad his mite printed on aeard, He ian | For tho Upper Lake region, snow, followed I | afterwards an aintmwas turned in from Box + 7008 Fink's Oironlara \ POMteHWORE. Rome uve contended | {Moir own! viows to tho views And seutimenteot | great reader, and emphatically a soif-mnado minn | tho western part by clearing wonthor, winds “A bead | that 4 commission of experts is the only proper a: to t TH No. 28! by John ‘Tyrroll, of Hatlln’s Protective Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, 83 terests, And to stthurdinite tholr own Judginont | from the ground up, mostly from north to west, statlonary or lower | police Maptaon, Wis,, March #.--Tho delayed ‘ trun, “While t recoznizo the valun of that | to tho Jadiment and interest of tho quill, s } aes Tompennture, niger buronieter fm tho eouther | Police, who Bnd seen Hames on tho lest ther. | sisg irsived, Neatly. all tho members are 4 THE CIICAGO & TOWA. Knowledge whlch comes from experiongey Jeaiy. | Aware of tho fuet that the pubile mind had | LIMCEING EMIGRANT TICKETS. | | patton, hand, As ninted in ‘Tre. tarde, of Wednesday | dealwhh this question, Ito ton erent, it in | beg Preludiced nuinat: callveny gorparntions | Most ofthe General Px snger Agents of tho | For the Upper Missteainp! Vattey, cloaring | the structute wae a largo ono and full of | Prosent in tho city, and tho Benntoria! ght is ort cl vi vi . weathor, northwesterly winds, becoming varin= 9 oY T th hooming to-night. ‘This afternoon at halt. 2) Judge Itogors yesterdiny deelded the sto ware volves, toa many. prindlples, to be handed and mnoigers to stich an extent as to threaten { ponds countering in this elty will leave for New z rihwes Ny" cy inflammable material, ho telegraphed tho past unfriendly legislation, vogardleas of its conse: ble, atatlonary or lower tomperature, higher | e417 gignnl, «Hy this time = tho fro | 4.4" antl-Camncron caucus was held, at whicn a. caesar ” * y over to doginativ expericnes or narcow-ninided once: ( " ort York by tho end of this week to attend thoCons | tnromete the southern part. — ean. iy iv ranto ease of Tho People ex, rel. Patlip 1 cmplticism, It will never dato put experts quences to ether tho railway compantes or to barometer in pi 7 tho fulluwing, offered by Sonator Price, wa: it Ms e s pried ‘ aus | vi {the Gonerat Passenger and Ticket | For tha Lower Mlssourl Valley, clearing | had mado considerable progress. ‘Twenty : array * ghumway and othors against 1G, Montony and | fhove the law. Tho adainistentorso¢ tie ine | We Publier he bud-been hoperul that tho pees, | Sention ot Me at, whtel venthor, y veins vocoming Varinbio, | minutes Autor, the, outlonk: waa worge, aa tl | UUM mas Manan see ae enereing hia decision tha duuigo | Mone gene la. age aaminetentors oF He ioe J dice wand yiehito n mery diapasstonata view of | Agents’ Association of Ameria, which will bo | Nolte, Mey aati, metot tha wires, With sbxtcon steamers | 5 oe neutee, tho date devolves gee a 7 menently higher temperature, higher barometer | was sent ov 8 pretty effecttnlly disposed of the valldity of the | ters of art ur science, out thoy cannot allow tho | would give coniidence. to tho puble inind and | Held tn that elty March g ha most AnpartAne | jay the southern pete s tho Mursualcondtied tho fire to oue section of | Ion. M.H. Carpenter, the duty dovalyes upoa Meetions for Directors of the Chicnga & Towa | Cxbertsto render Judxment.. While experts in | onable tho rullways to more clfectualty fait! | Work of the Convention will bo tho considera- | ~ Cantlonary Northwost atennla ordored for MIl- | tho buitding, and, though this “portion was | this Leglslnture of elcoting bls successor; and j I which the Town of Aurora claimed to | (#2, Practleal munayement of | ratlro ave | their infusion. There ought to he no conilet be- | tion of the present tinsatisfactory condition of | waukee, Grand Huyeu, and Ludington. Hooded, snyed considerable property, Wieneas, Thero bas gone forth wi order ! Itallrond which the Town of Aw been deemed so faportant it ts curlous that | tween any rallway eompany and the people | the second-clnsa and cmigcant business. There LUCAL ONBERVATIONS. ‘Tho contlugration wis a tuie one, hore boing from a fav Seif-constitutes ‘iletaturs that one of tat - i re nurcr he pended for its income entirely upon the extel ment by whieh hereafter seennd-class and oml- al Ve ! side 9 1 re “AS. lo, whos 80 > ndviged of the merits of this controversy, but a he eve poser bean spoken of ns indispensable | to which (t Is permitted ty serve tho pubile, and | grant TRokutaneets bo iintied. thoanme ns 18 bi Har. Thera) tha | Wind, | Vel] ien-p AVeataer | ance wis tho smoke, a vast quantity of wile | We ire, hove ight to oxbuct that Wwe Well spar “brief statement of fnets seems necessary toa | (ualities Inn raliread comulesion. We are ) ext anty prosper whero the puthite Is served. Tt | ium done with first-class tlekets. I ts betleved 7 #| 0 {Clear game from tho butlding, complotaly Uling: Jot | tes cata eesttion for the success of tho Kew, 2 epalune ding of this defeat of the Aurora | ora Kent oA eS AE tl a fen must thorefore be sensitive to nll public und ine | that aul at arringement will stop tha present id AL | cesee [Clone forzon street, and Interfering erioutaly with the Fee ee TO ite aud OF tk 0 Henub. ; fall understanding i neg ion sae rane 2 iar oO lace dividual compliints or remonstrinces and troubles regnrding emigrant traiic, ny the at i Fete work of the firemen, There 8, Of CUUTAD, 1 shears y io Nations Pant ‘Town of A sired Mere-men, itis. sald, ia better thin | Gorm hauieteds nee DUTe® WHeEE sien Rave | eye ee rcuorg mug entitod mich Uf, tho Fa [coi /Eite | Ropkestrueiiee shunbged liad a frontage of | |" Wo. viedze ourselves to work solely with a ee 3 r q aa een inflicted, i het 1 is xi fanncaann Hane Tadao Kellum. et the Kane | to, lear ing, and wisdom “of rent | com Tie was not apposed to all toglatation on ral HET ee eta te ordain 2 Bi | age [Ptteet | sotect on lake atreet_ and. of. %0 on detterson | VioW of securing, the cloction of a Senator 1 Gantt Courts onfeintnge al the stock af thoChi- | fA" tatu nniceduented and’ tue vulgar | ol, mutters, vut wee oppvsed to At whog It) only from Enstern sogtonrd eines, uae leo art Teak Pee oinbraciny surepninibers cn ae Jyncr SbOsd Bast ieeaee ee eretank ial iien. und sought to Interfere with tho detais of "1 f afoited ai and two on tho fatter, It was. built in surro antes that he Jj eazo & Jown from votlng,exeept cho 1000 ebares | ii all, wilks | of life, but every trite Foe eet ge TCR ITC eee ee etree on eee eenoC matt | qctunromeke corrected for tomperaturo clovationand | i97} by Holmes, Hyatt & Cow nud cost STON, fein hencty necord with tho Apirit of universal , Whieb {t held. ‘Thereupon Joseph Relsing, the accomplished Inwscr and statesman knows it {s | he detrimental to both tho public and the-| them. to first-class passen: hay having an |. “Maxtnum tompernture, 35; miutmam tompornture, | portion of the first sour anid the whole of the | civil liberty, which has always marked tho bis- od by y, | folly. Business and liberty flourish to-day way’ Atle 1 yc i onay br stsiz} inean thormomuron diay | third and fourth floors were burned out, Tho | tory of the Hepublican purty, aud ts broad “t Buporvisor of that town, ulded by it.G. Moncony, | fk aim auiuae whisk tawgers raveroure, | rauNyays, WitlONE | producinw | any euere. | understanding with somo tho ronlsto low | Fein atgie sae y 8 pot 5 ri un “which fs ry 0 sitet firm estimate thelr loys at $10,440, and have In- | cnough to recornizo, tt fuct that {ts nolleitor, proceeded to bold an clee tion for | eetyuil und establiaed, aid 10 vers. live. CVE (eee een oe eee eee a eae aeeee eveatta eontly delore GENKAS ONSERVATIONNS Rurines polieles for son onthe battling and | this State and Nation can only Directors; and Helsing assumed to vote 993 | been tho best practical and thooretieal ceono- | ysalnst the exercise of ay nuthority not grant- | alize the entire passenger busiticss, It 18 bos CHIGAGO, March 2-10:18 p.m. | £400. on the muchinery, which was worth, includ- work out its ultimate rentghest destiny: phares for seven persons as Directors, and thoso | Wists, huving the keenest appreciation of the | ed, or against the excrelse of tawful authority | Heved that {tan arrangement can be rnade by = ing the clovator, $1,600. hy carefully ndiuat tog towentey of Justles tow persons thereupon olaiined to be a Board of D+ Jaws of business and the least narrowness and | tn ‘n minunor prejudicinl to the publ{e interest or | which second-class tickets will be sold for a tin= 3 Thee nd, Uaetnl yet THE OCCUPANTS. {wean tha reveral Industries Of our country” 50 byes bigotry. Iinw, and those best nequalnted with | detrimental to the public jood, It Is within tho | ited time only, and emigrant tlokots be gold anly | Stttlons, | eit) Mat ee WW | ame Gasements of Nos, #7, 89, and Ol Take | DOclss lexistanon abil npnear asa blue poa rectors. eres St, claim the trat and highest placo and power | power of tho Legistuttire to make ant enfores; | tonctual eaiigrants, the troubled from whieh [eit . ‘the D our Nauional statute-books, Tho Hincktoy party, through State's-Attornoy | 1. raltrond commission, : 5 provided, iu the latter ease, that if the rehts of | this business haa sn 1 sulfored wil] be overs Mills, Med an information In tho naturo of a 1, L thorefore snguest the following ns thocon- | property or the valuo of the frunchiee of tho his busines 0 long we 3 enne and pence and hermony estrbilaticd bes quo warranto, to oust this Board, clafia Ing the at itutlon anc powers ofa tribunal whieb the oc- Sarnorntion Is impatred, compensation shall be tween the arias regula ng twas tho passenger s. pretended clection so held to buve been Iegnl, ‘A. tribunil to bo vatnblished by Congress, | YY, efor. tlaliess is concerned. + The defentanes demurred to tho information, | titer ihe powers euntercesLonit. by tha Cone | 4g iGuide ot sxmnntiizo with the Iden that thera alreet were accupted by Austin & Boynton, molds 1 9 A ings, whoso suck wan dumnged to tio extent uf | ‘There wore present twelvo Bonators and twene @100 by water, Thoy hive no Ingurancc ty-livo Assemblyinon, and twonty-two vouched ‘ee ret Hoge No. u bce enable | 3 for ns sure to opposo Mr, Cameron, fo. manufacturers of desks, whose stock wag ¥ th fe ra worth $4,000, aud who have an ingurance of thus. wiylig . ANU Cath Alls isnny great dinger to be apprehended to the e . se oy wt ey "Theli totul, ning ns vensonably sure, and — teaving and tho denuercers were uverriled and tie iis | xtitition, to bo called tuo + 'l'ribunul of ‘Trans. | poliilent liberties of tho peopled SNOW NLOCKADES. hey E000, “Thott loss wes tot, " a y . _a) Tonmition ussuataiied by Judze Mowers some | vortntion and Commerce.” {t-anall, consist, of CA eer Mer itech heey ere Bpectal Dispatch to The Chicco Tribune —, Glut fae ara bars of Nag at a Sore opis biteer said Fe ae Tee ee id meno. The defendants took leave te ree didges, to Belected from men learn ya, % i : ch 2! . » | Clevelund 3 , is (3 Z Bea ae eae ee aie irre sie: | dar is inariadl avin tes ponusetion Witte Gham [nib mazes heanerls oreunized amtaanmupml wns |\ (Beas Alls Murolt =the ralennds ace “Ve {oll what his lass was, us only water reusod Ws | afty.tiro votes to momtnnte In tho caucus. Tt is stovk, Ho had on Band mide-up stock wor! ie $0,000, and tools aud patterns whieh he valued at | Bard to prodiat how tho antl-Camoron men will iis nuch wore, whilo his Jusuraney is only 81,500 | Voto. Koses, Bingham, Dixon, and Hazelton 2,000, will ench recelve somo votes. ‘The Koyes ‘The second tloorg of tho throe numbers were | mon clulm forty votes of tho opposition, It la Heved to bu uninanred, was ruined by water, et 4 7 Ait tho third doors’ wore occupied by Max | ,,10%0 Was inuch eriticlsm in tho untl-Cameron Tonk, Dracket-maker. Ho lost $3,000 in slack | Gumus fete he Ane a and machinery, and [3 Insured for ubout $5,000. deak In tho United Stntes Senate xt this crittcal ‘The entire fourth Hour. wis used by AL, &, | Hine wd coming to Madison to secure Bis clece Carter &Co,, manufueturers of furniture, whose | UN as Rultenstalcs & sa terert ren and'te- machinery, made-up stock, ete, was nil con rrow afternoon's anti-Catneron ciucns wilt sumed. ‘Choir loys ts estimated at $10,000, and | MOtrow a thoy have $2,500 or $3,000 Insurnuice, robably Kettle tho Bonatorial, question ns Tho basements af Nos. 2) iuid 3 Jctorson | AF 8 Mr Cameron is a actor in, tt street wore ocoupled by tho Atmertonu Grindtug- | tion hi I iden being ki Mill Company, whose loss by water was catl- | Men Bs yor tho ong conten) bier Heine cone muted nt $2,000; Insurance unknown, Dene a rarer oe ee Tho first. tor af No.2) was occupied by Otto | 1s tho lrst thing to do. and than, 1 will De an Nottlomnn, manufneturer of furniture, whosa | SUSY MM Te Srirch 2—Itis the opinfon here Joga by thro was §3,000; said to bo nat insured. bs a) Ry x c, Tho first iloor of No. wi was used by 2, 8. | Mone politicians that elthor Angus muneran Carter & Co. for planing purposes, tho umber | OF Ox-Chiefalustico Luthor 8. Pixar will bo belng propired thero before being sont to tho chosen United States Senator. Tholr chances i. ao dependent on the people and so deoply ins | ginning to work clear of the blockade, and plena the whole seven defendints sought to | portation or commerce, ‘Shey anil be see | y sperits snjoy= | ic i Lirica Justify under tho election of 1880, while mo | lected or appointed by the Presidont of the ee eee see teri hat irons | tulits are runiiug on tho Feocport Division of Zovenih plen wax tiled by Relsing, Montony, | United States and conilrmed by the Senute. | imnst impossible to hnagine a cna in which | the Chleago & Northwestern. On tho Fux River Hace ne) latainien 1 vetlel exettter tres shal Lnald alte ducing geppetia stor and tho rallways could, became involved in any nt- | Division the track fs elear between Chicago and Ae tihaee tine. elections averted that | shall be subject to. hnpenebment ty the tlouse | mbpio suavert tho political Hberties oF the | this plco, but blocked from here to the end of > there has not been nny election held for Direct | of Representatives, and couviction and removal 11g seas opposed to thoconeolidation of paraltol | tHo line. ‘Tralus are now running between this ~ ors of eaid Company. sines the sald first | by the Sennte, This secures, as faras may be | or competing lines of railway, which ought by | elty aud Chicago. ‘The Lake Goneva passenger > Wednesday of March. 1879, by tho stockholders | secured dn buman concerns, dignity, wisdom, | luw to bo prohibited. 1s elect was no doubt to | still Hes ut Crystal Lake waiting for a wrecker, 5 Of sald Company, or nny of thom, strenuth, ani respect for decisions. suppress healthy and proper eompetttlon, but | On tho Chlengo, Milwaukee & St. Paul litte Tn two ot the pleas, th, seven defendants, | 2. ut this tribunal must possess the imeans, | the consolidation of continuous Ines could not | headway ins beca mude, Tho entire Caleaze after settuns forth tho election of tks, and the | independently of Interested nids, of getting | woil have that eOeet. As nv tome line of road | & Pacille Branch from Chleago to tho Missts- 4 Yoting of thy Aurora stock by the Supervisor of } stutistient and economical information, aswell | could be operated ata comparatively less rate or | sippi ss tsctuss. The snow-pluws workitur +h. that town, alleged that in Apri, 188) tho Town, huleal knowledge, to guide them, There | expense than a short one, tho cousolidation of | eust from Feat River havo passed fy of Aurora, at the annual town | meetiug, ratified ld, therefore, bu attached to this trtunals | continuous Ines did not seem to bo objection- | moan to-duy, the Sunday pusseny th action of Helsing in so voting the stock, itl of the speclitl statistics and informbtion | ible. a * Po tho first six plens the ralitors demurred, | required to onable it to decide thaqueations | As far ns his experionces extended, pooling | ‘Tha passcnyers, among whom are balt-u-dozon setting up numerous fipuids. and (nthe sev- | which may come before it. Thls bureau should | arranyomonts had not teen destructive of com- | Indies, are amusing themselves by sawing the enth wen thoy insisted that the people woro ens | ave nt iis head threo ollicers, selected from | petition, nor had they been nttended by une | rall fonces noar tho track for tlrewood, Food 1 ne Of ouster us the fovulidity of | wen familar with commercint affairs aud rail- | reasonuble charnes, oreven by an advance of | obtalouble fram tho farmers Hving near, Tho a Kement—in n word, they should be * tringportation, ‘fo avold trequent | snow has drifted on to the trdck faster that a Judge ttugers in passing upon these pleas held | experts, but should, ut or after ttefr appolnt- Unprofitnbly Mretuations, pool- oweplow cu shovel soit, One train f¢ in tho than thoy wore ull bud forthe various redsonsis- | ment, have no porsonat interest in rullroad or | ing arrangements had. been made withoieany: | sued here disabled, Nota train has gone over signed, bat plived his deeision largely upon tha | commercial enterprises. Thoy should tkewise | otner efect than securing to the people, ns far Hine alneo Sunday morning. Eitetligenes: Kruumd that tho Supervisor had no power by | be appointed by tho President und confirmed by | as possible, uniformity and permauenco in ca from Carpentervillo that a short train lrtiie of sig uit ty Note tia stuek Bennhs Re tho. SoHE | aria te auteur w {ma pnalrnsnte rates, * it from kere this morning up tho Fox Iver © town, ‘That hie act (n attempting to go vote wis | They should hold oflice during good behavior » belles r ¢ Nurthwes otha re- _ absclutaly void: nnd that the void act of a | and iyo aw aultuble sulury. ‘the functions of jnlp belipved there was.conslieratie copfuston.| Hiraneh of tho Ghieugn & Nurthiwesten ta thie rs R80 « Leavenwort Loulavile,. ‘on, AG fw still nonr Martlott, six or eight miles from here, titled te Judgan 17 tho election of 189) was therein adinitted, h road maw fourth tour. are ubout oven, ‘A stout Ure-wall provented the {lnmea from emlud rolative to the term waters | Hef of the wrecked passengers hae loft the track | Siteveport ‘4 Res ee 4 OBITUARY. Public olficer #4 inenpable of rititication within | Uns burea should be to gathor, aeeange, and | tng st tt 4 . ¥ . fg bottom-side up, | § coistndinee Routh Mad-it nue beer far Uule wal # BE ee eee? mien ho beld: that the | hitvct ouch ather and Tie Powers of the UIITeEL | je ee ee ere cenieue wero Gos Gey Ge oe Te forson Aireet, tho prt not injured belng also Has = people were entitled to a judgment of | should bo such that It can ut all tim | rs inform | ue y Tat 2 CreveLAaNn, O,, March 2.—The nuntal meeting . ouster ag to. the four defendunts plead | the tribunal upon all poluts even more read: ou pletel and put it pertoue enn tion, he Aa. 10 Tur it so far as to. tho prevented ante ncenmitely “than the rallrowla rai why te Uae ne raiielt sruttd Ofhordpe of tho stockholders of the Clevetand, Columbus, a cl hs have been pail to tho stockholdgrs, shou 0 o & y ee dt eo wl tactncorned-ounlel wns dust ETeomeieess hs. the weather. “acryico [Cece cmd tu cia stocu hon lors Moule nec: Cluolteaell & Indiannpolls itatlway was hid tu; whut tho people claimed, as the validity of the | watches and notes meteorologient conditions full of furniture-ahops. Ryburn died to-day at her homo {n Kandolph's ‘Thoro wero between 300 and 400 men employer | Grove, nyed 7, Sho was one of tho enrly sot- {n that portion of the block Involved, und the Foe ee aerate Sagi cho nitions at Tas large magorlty: of them tnd sots of tools wien | Wors OF Me ys ty burn Urothors, wall kuown all over the West ‘ day. President Devereux reported the total esas. wont down in tho protty general rulu, entalling H 5 this extent bi n MILW. EE. ‘s if 1 loultural atairs. ication nei in sid wad wover qucstionoa ty | and sends nut Torowacuiugs, Of ‘utmeapnvrte Pe aC ae er earnings during 1880, $1,110,614, of which $3303. iad Dusen Ki aoe chien Tribune loam omrogatiog SHC SGN ey naetoU UES Murcit 2—ats. George. Grabnm +. olthor site, notwithstanding the only stock | chunges and coming storms, so ml! © pru- | y esstty” ol sh fe a tizens, organizer of tho ' tulection was the iinckloy stuck, posed Gurea GEA elton te Tmusportation yond this and the necessity of ratelng 000 wis from frelzht and $565,000 front etal Miuwauker, Wl, Murch 2—Stlll anothor | from dilferent causes no legs than soven tines ene of tho oldest co! 8, OTE! pital toextend and amke the road mare oly | gers, ‘The total wxponses were Shi ‘own of Aurorm subsequontly ens | und commerce, In short, this Buren should be } cient Cor the publle conveulance tod use, ho re- nerntites = ch srt snow-storm broke upon this unhappy + address of welcume to Liafayetty In 1824 whon Janae stantuny vorltviog tho Uil;-nd stilt he | tho most comprehensive tnd exnet source of Ine | fared tho Ineveuse of thocaplint mock neat | WHertetwestomnble Fein. Ahoy aurpins ree | tY to-night. For three duys tho raliway compa- | Man cuployedl to waten the mullet, here Wes | ho visited Cinoinnatl, n lender in business enter. aanne eer pu Director, created msi, bs: thue | formation OWN questions pertulning. to trans: | Meukttul oxpedicney. If net ROSOLUtEIy CbIce= ee ee ee ate Fee AiScingsdnow an | les have shoveled sow abd buslnese-mon bave | Hea Rspeciul policeman who looked nttor Mt | priges for many years, und curly identified with Iden teal stock, whieh, in the Lown of Aurora | portation und commerce, so that. any informa- | tonnble. Inhereasy of 4441610 over BH, und the expensey snow nod bisiness-mon bave | ‘The Fire Marabal as had a watchful oye on tha | Tio“public school system, died suddonly last Dill, he swears ts vould, ton reqttired to guide the tribirant fn Ita deci He dit'not understand bow any: fair-minded | facrensedt $100,000... Eo iota MUTOReHE of watched forthe coming of mails whtet did not | structure, and when he learned what occasioned | Gyoning, ayod &2 years. He was moving about ihiguineision of indse Rogera pute tho Noivh- | fons could bo instantly certified to ltunder olll- | min could resard the exiting passonger and. | (eoteRee esi OOO Monroe mite: Ciuereuse | come, Last ovenmg und to-day the St. Paul | tho fire: alarin ho called wy lurgh force tout in |-ng usual to,within a fow hours of his death, tng touch upon the attempt of tha Aurora party’ | ell responsibility, Tren Ne TIteS 3 TTC TAT Hite end DeTTOre ee eee eee ee eee onte With | Ine Was partially opened betweon this olty und | OxtInqulshing tho Hiro. no less, than sixteen | osrox, Murch %—Cuarles M. Vinicent, ussist: Hee interioo for Aurrae Aithotat leave eqatrarued te, Conaklce tho fiinetons, ofthe || that iH tha matte of fauxtiuum rites 16 would Be. | tho uxceptign of Ii, ‘iy it tuo. iret Therease | Mudison, cuubling the Assemblymen and politi | iioe trom all shies vigulidiag @'eWwociaeh Hee etinaentaie of dipathoriiy oe “ie G nterloo for Ore Ny velse| very dificult, for yond res y UO oy tf por rnetices ‘i + in is here this morniig o} phthorin, aged ui. Was given to amend thelr pleas, twill be of na | Congress shoul provide that tt should, with any ale cen tie, Ten#ANS, tO catabitsh | sineo Wed. ho bonded doul has been reduced | clays yo gat to and from the Capital. ‘Tho only | stream that wus vory elfective Iuitves a wifo und four chlidren neal - Real Deemme the Judge’ decision is placed | tho wid of the Durena, whieh abould ta ull | “Yo ueteved mat the people nro not sutfering, |" Gen“ tacere sindes: © Whitey bo | triins that bave beon run with any degree of | | Asto tho origin of tho tro nothing defintt ts snectal Diapateh to The Chicago Tribunts Typan mich grountedy cunilers Te impossible tor | things Uesuburdlnate tothe tribuual, pmcoed | ‘or ura in danger a aniering aire fron, THLWHS | ene cttiwutclos ublen urn hiecentter to ntond the | reetiurity’ aro those botween here and Chtongo, | KHown, but itis beloved to hive beon Blurted | JacksoNviLnE, Til, Mare .—Col Joseph the defendants to show a legal election beld in CO ito inte ak curt, ur Analy at exnetions of diseriininations. In many cases | munigement of rail trinsportation, Itean be | Not an engine hasbeen run on the Wiscongin | mor & Co.'s shop, Tho fumes wero drawn up Morton, one of tho loncers of Buco aia the Tots docist vote dechvo victory for tho | SRO’, Gove, power to send for persons and pa- | there was great want oF wisian in tho manne. | Justy ental tuat the cutinwke ot tbls broperty 18 | Central, Luke Shore, aad Alr-Lino thls | the olovnior hole, which meted uw tue, wud in | BMS ong cua to this Sinko from f elston isn vary declsivo vielory for tho | pers, and should Investizute and analyze the ex- | mcut of rullwaye, but he knew of no exuctions | encouraging to tho stockholders.” st 2 the clovutor hole, which neted uaa thie and 1 | porn in 18i, ana came to this State from Ken: Hinckley purty, and pructieatly ends the con | isting system and conditions of transportation | in any ease whiew aro necossarily Involved in | © ‘rhe retiring Ditectors were retleeted, and tho week, Nor havo the St. Paul mniis | tbat wity roucliod the cae a ppoeed beonuse | tueky in 1819. Ono year Inter be bulita cabin troversy, Of course there will ho further littga= | by land and by water, searching into tho causes | raflway mannzemunt. Tho letter concludes | Hourd «tands ag follows; Gon, J. I, Deveroux, | been received alnco Saturday. At this writivg | tnore was ng ekipped, fg 1s supposed, becnuse | near’ tho prosunt slto of Jncksonvillc. and has ee eee ee reed Te enum Time | shoul thet be regaled eeparately aad WLIO | eee eee et ety th Heiss Huriut, 8. Burke, Jumes Tarnett, tb | every brunet af line con re a : Iived hero over since, He. represonited this for tho sensible people of Aurora to take this 7 y experience bits led tie to tho conclusion | flandy, Amos Townsend, and Geor etod with Milwaukee | nished mnterial. It wig a matter of wondor- § Bo y I 7 county in tho Legisiaturca of 1836, 1845, and 1810. wert of nction, to ilo on a fixed day a sehed- | that a grout deal of the apni Ii, Russel, | iscomplotoly clovod, Several Inches of snow | mont that tho whole Inside was not dostroyea, | FoUnty In tho Legis another | Sritoinayear nud i bult. lesldes n nigutwatene | Spline Grove Cometary, the man wio fale ite “4 : thostiiity onthe | Gey A Polunb eb. Jowe v Hon, y 1 | tn tho latter year be was in the State Sonate. mutter into thelr awa banda, When they eomy i eho Frou obirgos waleh they propuse to | pure af the neople to the tullwuss MEET eee ee ee reese aang cent at aya ting Mowe ae tuo rato | ac ig lferant shops wero separated only by | {ls"Gantn whe enused by discos of a dropteal to pay thelr golleltors’ dilte thoy muy wish thoy eons From te relay en ne oe und hs uw want of Information with regird t tholr ma son, and A. G, Dalian, New York. forty miles per hour, Mercantile interests aro |" At iL o'clock tho fico was nearly extinguished, | "ture and by old aye. 5 Tusso had done 80 many months ago. . Hugorinauon obtained by tho, prelininary In- ) agement und thels necessities hwy; thor pus guermg from th interruption of eomimuntens | wad’ most of to engivea and otter Apouratus BCE i tar Rac a ae gcd 4 stneiee "Gy Ih Sut SWe-E: 2 tlon with the country. Taking tt altogether, hud gone homo, 5 W WH NEW PAGIV TR, deribe himiniinuta ratout froight chaewes. und | thors stould beeltuort Hoard sf Commissions | NEW*ENGLAND ARBITRARIES. r . Frosilont of the New, pecan rit tie ter z fio ‘eonieavtion ioewaon the ttonloon, ‘Topos | tH, competing ines should bo forbidde, Rea ee eeestatralleer wise duty teahanid tie | Commissioner Fink bas Just issued tho follow- | i,the woes, Sr vor man iy Yenown shore toc | aye teat loss was avout $50,500, while tho In q y ye ra ty 7 ta inning. of his wife, who died on Sure helow thut rate without cause shown, uit if y o t Tay pul Ralheay: bed cormptocet out | surance was only $17,600), tho mongreness of tho ‘é iss., to nh ka &Bavtn Fé and tho Southern Paetile Raltroads | decree of ‘the tribunal consenting’ thoreto. to net as tho inediimof communication between 7 ing elrcular regarding the oxtonsion of lumber | of patience. Tho tracks have been in a any Inst ont) Summit, M h DVR a eae an ger eta Lae Pe ; ‘ ur ntleniee i Ic 8 | Inter boing accounted’ for by the high rates | THY, MSE Oe Sui Mina viow of bet eee te dleudkin The Junetion wi bo uta. | Moxey penaltivs sould bo annexed to violations | Taaecost ant that Ifde wus made. the duty oe | ates wntll Murch di, 1881 from thongreement to) Cunierous condition titi to Doe soveral days | charged, owing to tho huzurdous mature of the | Citing 3 0, Kolstrs oisey 13; 3 the routes partially open, and tl isk. ellting ber health, Her brother, M! i Now Me: a De . of the rule; und ie might, In tho discretion of | aamosaeh olicvror Hanrdaf Olleors tofutuiine- | disconttnue tha ubsorption af Now England urule | ot ~ un 0} risk, : . citing Dersler, tho wife Of Dr. Dy B, filllisyreside polatie: Now Nexiourds neg Hela a Lites the. tribunal, bo linposed ou. tho company, | Ize tuomselves with the necessities. of uta trariew: * A question having beet ralsed whethor | ort to-night makes matters woraa. ‘lhe Do- | Tho alirm from Rox at 0:16 yesterday fore + ere nnd Menomines cleared for Grand Haven maused by five break Ya tho | Bere. ‘Tho funeral will take plice to-morrow. , i mi ug sucd, or any or allot the Dirusturs and mun ent, to listen te th 0 smi a] sere n And a noon was caused by five breaking out in tho ‘Atchleon, Topokin€ Suite £6 goed right on ina. | SecuCt cana, wivthur thes purtioinnied In muatigement, ti athe complaints of tho | te agreement discontinuing the absorption of | to-day with several passengers and cargoes of ? i 4 rf f C.D. Moshor's photograph gallery, Sa Peaple, toinguire wherher or Hat -such com | Nowelnulunidariitrucies uppiled tohuuberupon | flourand sundeics., When ten miles out thoy | 2" Topm o a H aouthwesterly direction to Guayinns, Mexico, an | the wrong or not, oxcept that there opposing | plulits were well fornded, and tf well founded | which mitue had been Heres to Mareb il, encountered immenay fields of icc, thea A eae eal iets a li a ROMANTIC. ‘Tribune tho Gulf of Callfornia, and the Southorn Pacitic | the wronk slauldt bu xempt. ‘thug Fatleond wars | to inqulry where thoy cold be Inwfutly reme~ | Jost, it nav been decided that, In view of tho fact | whieh tt was tmpossivle ty wake headway, wo | streets, ‘Cho fro wus discovered by Mr. Mo- Spectat Disvateh to The Chicago eH #8 fsbulldine from Deraing east to EL Paso, whloh | NOM be ellininuted from the problem aud | died, and to take sueh steps ue mnicht by haw by | thaf wt tha time there, rates were quuruntond | thoy put Luck Into tus harhor, and are HOw At | shore” assistant, | Me, Kiduoy, who + Mo’ | Baurimone, Md. March 2.—A romiatlo weds +. 4sto be fis terminus, Tho Junvtion of the two | Coinpetition should not be ellininuted, but regu> | of MTC teiea 5 ¥ paul ca tho practice of liane bitte ar Itrarics was tn | thoir docks. HO proaneee to-night is that there at tho time ‘at work nent whero tho | ding took placo in Cumberland, Dl. to-day, mmarentiy oxtsting would on- ‘ uy . va WU , ; ; rouds will give tho people of tho United States a | lnted go na to proventagwression and ‘alford we | tirely puss away. ? wy Would on | forevand tho Iumburduniars tnd mado thelr ) will be no more eloaraness within’ A Wook AE | jiro must havo originuted. Mr. Mosher toaea | ywhleh should havo boon colebratod in Raltimorey second Pactile ronte, This Huo wilh bu about | curity in tho enjoyment of rights properly exer- ————_ ’ Not be npolled to lunber for the unexpired terut . lone $e ou etacley Watch {sfully covered by 1 and camo. vory near not taking placo 600 miles longer from Chienze to San Franelson | ed le ina mistake ta suppose, that he hand IOWA RAILNOAD MATTERS, of the gunrunteed rates, ahatai STREATOR, TLL. Kell wie ocenpy toning of the fourth fue, | At, ally owing fo tho | hesltangy an tho-Union Pale but tus tn itv fuvor that | thoy du uppty, und tut Wenolicoutiy, Is the lon Special Corcerponilence of ‘The Chicago Tribune, — | qa miend narne obsection ie nade Inimbor, eater | speeiat Corveapondence of The Chleago Tribune, | lirectly baneuth tho burned porttan, too whout ee eee Rte” pan Weeva, The bride eae iPS Fee BBL rue Lue {sty of an we seeinmnury amiss HerLose Drs Moines, la, March L—The recent action | pty Uct. d—from Chictgo. 10 New York, aU conta Srnearon, IL, March L—Tho snowestorm of Pita on furtean. acnich le Lully, covered by 18 a wealthy witow aged 28 yeara, ‘hoy came ’ - pencer suyas wal he b cu ut 7 | y is raf 5 v ve 7 “eae ae Pacitiv. ure of rite veeurrence It will slat houwoun railways n competition wanloyous of the Jowa pool Ines fn agreeing townlutaln | per 40d pounds; trom Chiengo to Moston, u5 | Sunday night was very severo In this section, i Y i city Suttdny inaty Peete ee hod be (horenbants, und is insured tor | cack with thelr friends to this clty Sauda For sovernl hours provious to the snow slect | fo, “Lhe chuse of the fice is eupposed to | but when tho hour for the ceromony wrrived 00 ty tho and rain prevalled, covering overything with | havo beon 4 gns-jot scteing fro to tue Woud- | ‘eclinod. Thole Triends woro shoe oi and V z uniform rates on all business ut tile point, | cents per i) pound: no doubt get much of the Pacitc business | to that whieh oxlsts between radar...» ‘Sho results (of compatiiton) are thatench tukes | coupled with the further fact that rates hav during tho winter months When the Union Pa- y 7 T were futile. cite fe ununlly muuch ‘emiburriased by severe | Chu partion af tho trullo whol, sn virtue of i | buen materials Ineronseih fs causing oonalder= | tare BA HO. cat aganta ana | 222,282 HuOW ns drifted very badly on tho work. _ oer Remownrd, out stopped at, ihe g . : positon an ctinatnnces, naturally falls | able bad £ ar "i t , WEPALO, March 3—The General Ayonts and . Chie: 4 . i iH 01 , for a fow days, taeoden cote te iho Paclie wil resuite fu breae | give Me greatust advantages It ean atires aNd | iaoney to euch af these road ono after tho | Minded for meetings for tha year as follows: | yesterday; thos of tho Wabash and Alton, Ep CaN: TO ava ED See TUN ees TADS pweathoart. ‘Twleo again sho yollod to Any tho monopoly winch Jay Gould huaheretos | ny to tile away ily natural share of tha tratile, othor to Ket thom here, that thoro might bo | March, Cinulnnatt; April, Now Yorks May, Bt. 1 t 7 JHUGETVILLE, IL, March 2.—T! 1 tre 5 when jomnent urcived, strange Trom one to two hours Inte, ‘Tho 1:40 p. in, train + TL Mau ‘ho steain frame | troutiog, but when the women! competition, ‘The remit isuninerensing otfort | Loula; dune, luttal Subo, PI , sho down, her norves stot being ily, Mastone August, | err tho Pekin dil notanive from the gout until | fouriag-ralllat Nebo, Pikto County, Ii, owned | Loa se nnccen Aon etatiys today. the HOY. wnees the speolal ndvaning t otters, to avetire tho Wabasn road, and it muy now be | Niagura Pulls: Septombor Now Yorks October, 6p. ai, and has juin bere ever since, to pisa the | by George ‘f. Mooro, was burned Inst night. | 9." Q. MeAtco, of the Lutherin Church, per Tullrand © viwhieh al thio Suuth this Is just the form which pariiion @ eB sl rel Saat, ha Chicnyoy November, Indhinapotlss Decomber, | train ‘coming from Jollet, whleb should have | Loss, $7,000; building Insured for $2,500 1n tho | forded the coremony at Cumberland, and the tullroad Compuny, which itso owns Io Suche 1 ally assumes betwoon traders.” This phin would set down us an assured fet Bath tho | Now York. eon here yesterday nt 10'p. m. but hus nut | Mochunics''& ‘Traders’ of Now York, Newark | hippy palr depnrted for homo. ‘Tho quecr cone gra Yavito Itallroud Company, refuse ta xive | algo ullow both raltrods and pluces tu onjoy, | dally papers huyo given notles to the pool | Moyer Gelaner against tho, Lake Shore & | Kot hero yet, it botig Ina snuw-dritt woven feot | Hire of Newark, N. J, and Westorn of ‘Toronto, | duot of tho pratty bride Is unoxplalned. the Atculgon, Topeka © Sunn A better terug | unmnicated, Wale natural wdsantaxes, wi thoy | lines that thoy’ will Might, and, sigue to ] Miobiqan Southiorn itallvay Cammany to-day | lngh, some fourteen miles north of hore, cn eilacr oa ale also forms tho Pacilie ontlet from Ogden, Utah, a tO Abe NA ee uae win, Ag mutters now look, the Wabash can | obtalivd a verdict for 878% ‘This is ane ut the Arrangements have been nearly coupleted for fore beld on the Pacitle business. Suc, bows Sle bpcobaauyt ol Gren wiltnot be tho cust, ‘The rates will bu the | aoe Hk betuetie or multe same by both ines, because tho Central Paclic Honuy, lt counter ml PR: IN ODISTS. ate rae cou | skit, ol ‘eLall tho bulp iL wants for oxtending Its lines | cts Rrowing ont of the detention of live stook DISCOURAGING AT TERRE HAUTE, IND. _ KANSAS METHODIS Fe PAE ERR OTOL A oe CR a lM ent a fn Teva, and this solcly anv tho qrompd tae fe | CUCIBR ENO atric,” Speetat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago THbuns, Bpectat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tritunts Wettaxaton, Kas. March 2.—Tho foi vo routes, the Uaton and Contra), Yueile | vleavor to plewu is eneourayed in tho road dis- | will not Joln tho pool. Tefore Outober. tt wilt MEMPINS & KANSAS CIty, Siouy Ciry, Tuy March 2—Aftur tho mild | ‘enue Maury, Ind. March 2—Thivovening | Bue Confercice a ane Pea hint af Z Perey stan the. Atenas Ropek Santa | MALMBeMC OM MIMO auton tomo | Buve a roadto this lty, xivuny a whort, direct | yest, Torn. Murch 2—A_ mcoting of the | Weiter of yustentuy the atorm of to-day ie par: | ro Ne atry uowae ral tia belek Yar OF CS 4 indy tho 3 Fe ecowpletes ite Atluntio $ Puctitoestonsion funettons nirendy suggested, onerul Jurlsdige | Toute to st Louls, Yeaterdny Knoxville voted | panel ot Blrootore of the Memphis & Kansas | Ueularly discouraging, Snow and wind have | Koapn & Co. was destroyod by ire. Tho loss | New Jersoy. presiding. ‘Tho Mishop Fron Albucnerque dug west Lh ie Praise ton of ull eaves ariatug under National railway | 06 ver cent tux, although (tow bas tho Rock | oy gatiway was huld to-day at Hopetictd, Ark. Pe eee oe dit isoepected that thovens | Ws 1 um nutor tho opinion thit it suauld, | Istuna and the Burlington, ‘fwo other towns on | Oegunizntion wus elfoeted by tho elvetion of the Dre road Witte rendy for business tin about | Hse the itullway Commlesions, nave xenoral sie | that route huyo also voted a tax, aud tho Indica. pervision aver railrouds. it should cotloc! aie. Ona th following ollicers: President, Lows Uaniuo: SIRUICEH INUNTDAS sano Atehlaon, ‘oe | Huu the Mturent. tho fatormntion borore: | Lows aro the road wil wa that wuy. dhe Charl: | of Sumpnl Vico-Prosident,’ Joba A. Lind noha se santa Ho und Southern baelic Honds, inentioned, and should report the witha annie | ton & St. Lonls bus, however, proposed to eon- | af Ackunens; Secretary, I. F. Patterson, of iniles east, Hort, and west of thisalty arc block- ! from the Eust tilled ull tracks leading to tho city exccHt the | cannot at this moment Uo estimated, It was in« | Opontnz uddress. Many visitors dein Sloux chy & Paeltio, four finds ween to Pan in tho Springticld, of Massachusetts, for | NFO presont. Churges will bo made tho ‘Conference tosmurrow against | tho this elty thia morning, but the only outgoing —— Roy. De Mitchell, — tho ‘Topeks r A a | ts oxpuiston from the train wns an tho Pact. All rouls within 200 AT FORT WAYNE, IND. elton with ee te ae Pi wieh violates . een Apectat Dispatch to The tnteago Tribune. Conference two years é und Tania, | muamaonal, ond, ahoald caport tha, same, Wad | vetLaatu with the Des Slonuea’ W Ste Lous, and | Stoinpolay Lronsurcr, Htoney Hons, of Avkuuins, | ted, somnd of thou singe Now Nowra, othors oo. | wave, Ind, Aurel 2-Tho oxtonstvo dae eee ata. eon pontees and. tho nolan ti ‘will not be oponed for business until March 13. | jozistation needed to perfect tho admiutstrition 1 ——_ uslonally able to got through trains and thon , A make a strony or justices inthe AatiCe ur Teatenurtationc: Lite bush the road) via. dndiinola and Chariton to Bia close up agaln, Ktave cooperage works of Phito Willetts at | use of monoy, Mitchoil um aCe A RAILROAD TRIBUNAL Youd this tts welinn woukd bo, perhaps, best cone | foravid, whien ly on the Wabush south of Atbla, . ITEMS, : 3 Atttloch) wera ontlroly destroyed tira tht | Mant, und a bitter contest Is anttelf ‘New Yori Herald, March Hned to reported yriewu To this end Ata | The Chariton Company has already seoured a | | ‘The Chlengo & Alton Road iad Just rocotyed KANSAS CITY, MO. morning; caugo unknown; loss, $3,000; no in- Last summer the New York Bar Assoplation } Netlon stoutd be Tuyaked by sluplo petition | Inege subsidy, whieh (It agroes to transfer | from tho Metsburg Cur and Locomutlve Works Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. aurance, SELF-DESTRUCTION. offeatn pricy of #230 tor the est esay on | WUdUF NLD, Any Governor of wBtnte, Mayor wt | if the rtd "ues Lat way, ‘Tho only ob- | Lwouxtm howorfal ewitel-engines, waleh will | Kixsaa Cory, Sfo4 Mureh 2—About 10 oolnck AT LEWINTON, ME Speciat Dispatch to Ths Crieugo Tribune. eho propriety of regulating commercial in- | Heietkuad cities and nny ruireagsompans, | Jection to that route 18 thut tho roud | grently fucllitute work tn tho yards, to-night a heavy storm of snow und atoct sottled |p eranot see Satoh a ccliuthneno Tall, | AUROnA: Ml, March 2-—Allio Glover. Sin tercoursy qespoetully that relating to railroads) a tho right to petition the trunk rane parallul with thy Indianola Branch of the Mr, Jobo K. Ennls, Northorn Passonger Axont | down over this scetion of tho country, which ; iu ia "| of Joseph Glover, a young Indy 20 years oO between the States by Nutlonat leglslution; or # r what Navona seginlutlon, funy, should bo haa } xewaeing of a pr to regulate commercial intercourse between | merce aml arose jer tho Stites." ‘Thls olfer called forth ten papers, | Mow yor cone tute yo ry it provention of tuwrong, ortho | Took Island Chariton Dranoh of tholluriington, | of the St. Louts, Iron dtouhaln & Southorn | threatens to bo tho worst of the seuson. Tho Fees eo i i ai itage werwanved, | HBraditate of tho Hust Side Hick seth ae y hat | eu | Which ary openited Jomuy nx ono ruad between | Railway, bus Just Issued cho following circulu wind {sy blowing almost.a_ gale from the oorth- | Insured, horsolf through tha head to-day. Death Waar, Loti aw eRe ig thee ite Lam ploaved to inform that ourCompany | West aad ie a is irl Bala veils. are Ean t roault hnnedfatety, tur severul pa etTee aie Wabushy Will puss thratgn unocenpled territory haa eanculed clreutir No. We wilt, therefore, | reperted lite both from tho Hist aa ‘est, and TEXAS LAND FRAUDS. were summoned say et iM 1 ° cs if tho storm continuca through Y tho first to Wiacuver bor. No causo is at of which that written hy Mev Habert # Martow, | fhe tribunal ebowld then order toa Junetion with the Wabash mtn tne, Re eee aati aeratd ail jehtita Howe will gait bo auspondedy ene MBE Satet - sigue for hor self-destruction. > won the prize. After considering the abuses to | the same manner ws any deeves of wCourt of (14 now being pushed forwacd on un ontirely tue | Str, Charles H. Peck, General Munager of tho DURUQUE, JA, Titles Dooda and Patents FATHER GAVAZZI. bo remedied aud tho legutnepeets of tho ques- | the United Boutes? Anothor important cliss of | depondent tists, Chicago & Grand Trunk. bis issued eirealar Special Dispatch to ‘Ths Calcago Tribune Dapateh ta St Loula Hepublican. Spectat Dlapatch to The Chicago Tribune. on, the weiter proceeds tu dideuss the remedy. Quesdions would aria In regard ta diseriminas Itlsuuthoritatively reported tut thostilwankee | inforuing vounceting Hnes iat antl further Dunvgue, Li, Maret 2 o A beavy snowstorm Data, ‘Ter,, March 4—Daltasapparently bas} syckyonvinns, Il, March2.—The welt-know! oa y (ure | & Bt. Sulcayo & Nu Y q 1 “eloc 7 NV UTS TH, ow (The followiug are 2 tTHGLS TOI TOW parE OS TR | at ne a ee | a eee ae eae kmont dud Genera Ticker Aent uF tip | Ace 18 at orelock this ufternooy, which oxtonds | © tne, tte, tu the ei er er gens ago | od eloquent Fathor Gavaatl or-priost and 20 articles = {min fate aloitd be KHLfect to this excaption. | curnings, or at least maiatalis mural rates at | Chicago & Grand ‘Truk, M Shively, Gene | West as far ns Waterloo, Fenrs aro entertained | croutud such u seusntion two or threa years Wgo | evanyollst of tho Free Protestant Con the Jtda tho rightund duty of Congreastouct, If] 1b any roud devired togrop tte sehoduty below | all Junction potuts in town. Et this be so, it | erat frolic ‘Agent, abd Mr We B. Davis,’ Gene | that another rallrond blockade will follow, throughout Texas. Yestgrduy tho proprictress | Ftuly, lvotured to an iin.neuse alu they reuse on the gvolind of expodioney they | tha nijuimiin rate tt shanid be permitted to | with apply to this city, which his now | oral Tieket Agont, having realgned, Whila the snow was fulliug the Ightaing flushed | of a Lougo of M1l-famo found a large buskot Cult | Firdt Presbytorian Church to-night, Bimply ubdiente th favor of the cuitronds. fu | petition the tribunal to that elfect, settang forth: |v lire tax voted to add tn butlding tho Milwnu- a 71 5 1 und the thunder rollud, It was a vivid sone, | of pupers sitting In hor back-yard, Seeing the) Nesdted tvs Will hot fail tuet, What ie Cons | fe reuuns, IC tbere were any competig Hes, | Kew herg, and whien will by puld with a deaided aii the Ith ot Saprombur fuse a clreular was | wit Hi ‘oldest. Inhabitat Is Ubu loss to toll OY | roferrud to tande ahe thought tho Goateuanee GREENBACK NOMINATION. gresd tor, A great thinker, Horbert Spe orany pluce or elisy to be afteeted by the | protest. Ifa not inistaken in the drt of | cower the J Executive Comuittes upon | something whieh oututrips It, ‘The mercury Is | a0 yeon robbed, and took them to ber lawye: ich. March 2.—Tho Greenbackers wha la ie fiend 10 avericgisintion siyss ns | change, notice shoul! be ordered ta be given and | publig sentiment throughout this State, tho Ley tho adoption of the following resstuttons Heit | Below the freezing point, aud Leer rollin, and'to0 lo lawyer, | Dernorr, Micha March sO sated 10" fpcenon: of Vadlatnett HT ayaa Het if LT nar erred Root tet pariluy ries ine inure fant Late ae cri Sco ge tlh the prosent eburter on foreizn shipmentsshauld | — cals DR ail eee (ia ay SES of the Soventh a ei eee pveusslUae crests of the various chisses I thecoummunity. | tritamal da ita wisdom, ahould grantor deny tho | the horns vigeronsly, ‘Tha tncreaslug networ! i ‘ Or, i GIN. deoda, ete., and appear to bo the property of ono 3s eto tu Vi 5 Fe NE ee re eT eee a | eat tun ar othureioe TuGMlity, Relating arrvages, | stranica dhieiye tho pugs two yours has corres | Weceported to the Camuvesientcr, wid thae no ELGIN, ILE. \ me Lea ie ay WE tborp 5 4 Turtver churter should be niade that would res Bpectat Dispatch to ‘The Chteago Tribune. Willlam Dray, tndepondonce, —Washtugton | by Congor's election to the Benito. parties answermi te these respective dutoresty | nents, | ho sume course “whould bo purstied | spandingly Increased the Junction or cumpetl- i nates. 1" SCOT 4 pate! e CRfeaga ne ours a Ree Rea that daeadier iegiviationsens | when any rod Wahid todiscrhnionto ih favor | tive pits ol rods, where naturally there | Muce Hitund rates, bath Meta of i cone | reaex, Ml, March L—At 1:Wo'elock thie aft. | County, Tex. The lotturs are weittou | on ecdes to each cline as ue us consists with the | of ono place or person and against unothor, or | would bo competitive rites, The intiuciies frou y ‘ vertitleate: oor the trains on the Chleago, Milwaukee & | letter-headinga reading “Texas and Indiana CES OF OL, * ees bo ict Clues ad ue a comeaials itD He | Oy seraay apocluletioa ait partieine clugses at | pouting rates nt tego potat has alsn ineeouged, | Cmumnlssioner, wod that cert ieties aha oe | oul succeeded in brouklug tho blockade at | Mutual Exchange Coluniaation Husca, Austin | -pyryavrsate, PalGes OF Or ope to continue rail enterprisy within normal | anerelandise, Wo juve son that cuted will | so that thy publi senument wzainst Ut haw bee | Teen paid without hisapproval-” Commissioner | partlett, and the Suuday train, after twodaya | and Indinnupolie, W. 8, Webb, Prostdonts | coots; ghost, s6!g conte; lowest, i ounds, be Byes No charge of averbewivlae arise where foul Mt ry proper to gra LOY KO BIPORK It Wl 1O felt in the Logislutura, rm " bg id a ee 4 Sree H seers + sel prs, Vy? ion cad bo brought aguinst He, His hothing bat | suchaypelvilege, But the vranting of this hay | fhe beunto of Lowa ory now imueiteatinng wrvut Bink tw infor the ralrate eempantin that ofdeluy, Drought [ts pastongery boro. Atraln | Willain Bray, Booretary; 1. Hewln Special } ctoyed, ws conte, Blipmoute, 0s charles fg better adiinietrattun of justices This noths | under imoderth clreumatance: avernmental | liberality toward railrouds, und everywhere ) oo, i ° from Colcugo und three othor engines got in at Agent, Bryan, Tex.; T. E. Tullls, Special Agent | 400; runs, 67,000. sete ue the Blain dutyai ue National | figtetioneusdeas we nnve. seen, akeitid. Hoe Ue | tuxmy themarves exorbivantly to secure tue, | Sows fave of mantis fon Seto uti bats | tig maine tue. Tho road fy now Upon Detweun | Austin, ‘Fox, Cupltul stock, B3N,000; sbures, |” _ = sea ane Se peeaaullalyss kus erin Daly Lae plete Jeft to the regutution af intarcsted parties, ga bik te tag baat lita Be errenel bie | put in force. here aud hlcugo. 5 $100 cach.” Among the pumes connectod Rolnoned’ by Eee eecine. iy ry ct yo been 4 rel, to balunes wine, ‘Th q pen tO Bee KE . 2 — r. HL) Sent the coutlicting juterests connected with trays | aiogan g. JEWIEE ANSWERS SOME | Tllrond fuellities, aud thomore roads tho mare | Jay Gould, tn an interviow in tho Now York JANESVILLE, Ws. with hg land oranda horslutosn #0 Jamaus Wo hear of i? ett e jaan Belong 10 tr ed riution; and, lithe lunguage of Spencer, this 2 ae ‘ Res REE; | probable competitive rates. U6 it shall bofound | Ferald, haw this to say of the project for u Canue Bpectat Dlspateh to The Chicago Triduna. Wobb au Bra Woru Hur insationg or batt who has reountiy boea quite woven Yt muell “ie nothing Lut the prevention of uggression P QUESTIONS, tail this male nugatary by the pooling | dian Pucitie Railways Joot unit 3 s: Wis Murch 2.—-Another hogy: ered; ‘Tullls, 1 Ants eCallan, ieg mist by corrosive subiimate, contalne at quistene and the adwinistration of puerta The Chicago alway Aye varly Inst month | system, and that Instead (hero arg blgber rites, tep.—"Thore Is & great project unior way up ANENVELLE, » Murch 2.-Anuther hoavy obliers are. ia tho CHU PeINg pit vers = ure UDO postuge-stunips, hit Poon some 20 a Sauchud, chen Haut Colbie fs taeaily- one ] addressed acommunication to Messrs, Willlam | With te competition, a reveat teat will bu fay ita {hanna MW—""'The Canadian Pacido nate | 80%, storm, wilh heavy northoust wind, com | Complicas Have On eds te hinds of Hiewy” cae | With fis tongue as bo atuale Ho. wen tn sue Pe it etomersare dapio und, wxcluere, | 2 Vanderuite, Mugu J, Jewett, Jay Gould, Juba | Ofsateprotcetious ‘thu dangor la suck eae ia | way Teo . + | meuced hero at7 o'clovk this oventng, and bids | Tete chaina of titles, including pacanta to | gevelopes. the, polnon toy otene pals In nt et ivere conferred for the very purpise of | We Guerett, und George il Hoberts, in which, | they will ote (ho opposit extreme, und retnact | '* es, What do you think of It?" Tule to, continuo all lee, and once agala | jubdinnenriy evory county in Vexus, and o | Bodnndy and time, and oiler 8h be “averuglug ” cooticung Juteraats in dust such | atterattuding tothe inereagiug feoling on the | tho Granwur Lolly aud suigidal policy of nT AN * Niulanary.? fon Pant Htensl aoe yok open pit ‘the ‘oltects number of powurs or Attorney, (frat a ULE to (uito un alurming nutes eid vor sould atten recommending thu esvential features af | Way corporutions and manugers, 1b asked them | one tun to Congress), * Nothing, ave the weath | cursion ding for Hingis tourists and Canadian 4 s gent Bray a largo number of tund-patents, and | SSF «don't you the Meyer HL with sumo additions, the writer wei " to the following aiueationss ab Aluiyaty oe ar) tose peer ig atynG paver Sra ase uae Parliament atone aa SANCOLN, NER He of promanty Jyr dlataanls, jokuley, oe upy How my. thruat buits! ‘Thon why a proceeds! ut you dry opposed to all legistation upon | of u thoroughly uroused wid indignant peopto.” *, oy say there vi ’ eb. ch 2—' re ic " shou Prceets, or opinion. thut these provisions, | ratiwuy niatters aud deny tha unikority or rane | atta reported the Coleayo, Hurliugtan a Cul A Rey aden mnsaibilitics “early every. |, LINCOLN, Neb. March 2—Tho woathenfor | Goods 1) lands ia Indiana and Tennessee, the 1 Htalo’s Honey of Horch mites standing alonu, would not weet the emergency. | ot stulu oy National Governments tu regulate | cy uro surveying a tinu from ‘Vols is especially truce -respecting thserhulnas | rallway manugernent, Hlyucbard, in Page County, 1 Yong, We have sega Ubgs clsoriiniaaton ts 2. That there 4 xrent danger 19 the political the Hine which ta fo con s / : arly eer | throw daysbus been tue and waria, and the snow | “olds 10 lands 1h Pe ene Tho tities ara | bike's Toothache Drops cure in ove OF puagtbilfe | melted rupidly. Itchangod this morning. Lhero | uilapparentiy perfect, from the lund-ollico up ‘eulboru, Mo, to whore. Kertalnties are the thin, — isa galo frown the worth and blinding auow, ‘Tue | Gr denny ve Geared, purticulurly thy ‘exes | Noothor Whiekor Pye equals Hill ts iy protubl At cortalnues, not proball ile Ties toluoa gs, | haat ties, ot prabaupiste coals